Cablelera ZADA36PQ-Y-P2 Power Cord Extension & Splitter, NEMA 5-15P to NEMA 5-15R x 2, 13A, 125V (Black)

I just needed a splitter for a couple power cords that I have plugged into my UPS next to my PC. Didnt have quite enough plugs, and a couple wall warts were covering additional plugs, so I bought these to solve that problem. Nothing to complain about, because they work, and are what I ordered!

I used this to for my computer in a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply - aka, a battery backup). These power splitters worked great and the attached cords stayed in place well. Would buy again.

Excellent quality, I wish the plug was a low profile so they could be used behind wall hung TVs with limited space

The product is exactly what I was looking for, but the delivery was terrible. Whoever delivered it just put it on my mailbox. Not even inside, just on the top. Anyone could have stopped and grabbed it. However the order delivery notes, says delivered directly to a resident, which was not true.

just as depicted

Perfect for my requirements. In an old apartment that has outlets in poor condition and another with an outdoor outlet that makes access difficult. This solved the issue.

Great for maximizing surge protectors

I used it free up the space from bulky transformers that take up more than a outlet space on a power strip, which is why I got a pair. These are pretty heavy duty so I’m guessing they would be good in my workshop too.

Worked well to add an outlet behind the wall mounted TV.

I cant imagine these are actually UL listed. Ive had several of these installed in AV cabinets to move wall wart power supplies off of power strips. After troubleshooting equipment, I traced it down to these adapters. This happened in two separate instances. The male side is good enough, but the female sides are garbage. I confirmed intermittent connection on one, and the other just didnt have any voltage as verified with a multimeter. Dont buy these! All low power applications for me, so nothing more than intermittent problems, but if you pulled current through these, you could be looking at a fire hazard.